Urban agriculture is growing in Swakopmund as the municipality and some learning institutions continue to empower residents through the allocation of more land.
Urban agriculture is a particular focus area in the Swakopmund Municipality's strategic plan.
Families of the victims of the recent shack fire in the Tulinawa and Mondesa residential areas in Swakopmund are still traumatised and left at the mercy of good Samaritans.
Families of the victims of the recent shack fire in the Tulinawa and Mondesa residential areas in Swakopmund are still traumatised and left at the mercy of good Samaritans.
The Managing Director of Let's Do It Namibia, Tanswell Rooinasie, urged the public and private sectors to support environmental education projects in schools.
During the donation of trees by Reptile Mineral Resources, worth N$30 thousand, to five schools in Swakopmund.
A 34-year-old woman, Anje Nauhaus, has appeared in the Swakopmund Magistrate's Court in connection with the tragic helicopter accident near the Swakopmund airport.
Nauhaus is accused of fraud, forgery, uttering, and a violation of the Civil Aviation Act.
Four men accused in the stabbing and killing of 22-year-old Peter Bocky Amwaalwa made their first appearance in the Swakopmund Magistrate's Court.
Amwaalwa was found dead in a pool of blood by members of the police on patrol in Mondesa more than a week ago.
The high influx of people in the coastal towns of Swakopmund and Walvis Bay has put pressure on schools there despite the construction of additional classrooms and projects.
The Rauch Elohim Foundation has so far saved 60 babies who could have been otherwise abandoned.
Police statistics show that 140 babies have been abandoned since 2018, and some landed in the Baby Box at Swakopmund.
Ronel Peters and her husband founded the Rauch Elohim Foundation five years ago.
Walvis Bay Rural Constituency Councillor Tegako Donatus says traditional and community leaders lack an understanding of what green hydrogen is about, hence the need for more education.
A soup kitchen on the outskirts of Swakopmund in the DRC informal settlement is pleading with good Samaritans to assist in building a dining hall as more than 300 children have to endure all types of weather conditions when collecting their meals from an open area.
